I’ve always been creative in some way. My mother was an oil painter and a trendy crafts person. She was always working with my sisters and me to create art of any kind. It’s in my blood and I suppose she was the instigator.
My career was in the Oil and Gas Industry for over 30 years. Occasionally, I would take up a new art form and work on it part time. When my son went to college, I became an empty-nester with lots of time on my hands. I first started my art career as a wire wrapping artist firing fused dichroic glass cabochons to make jewelry. I was successful as a part time artist. Then, I got laid off my career job. Because of the downturn in the energy market, I decided to be a full time artist. And I couldn’t be happier!
My love of glass turned from one small kiln into three. I no longer make jewelry cabochons, but have found my passion is making glass panels using powdered, crushed and cut pieces of glass. I transform the hard cold glass by layering the compatible glass elements and firing in a kiln. Layering and firing are done multiple times to create the depth and texture of the glass piece. I work a lot in “tack fusing” which fires the glass to the base glass but leaves the texture.. It’s thrilling to open the door each time to see how the piece has developed. After all, it’s about the only art from that you “close the door and walk way until the next day” to see the results. It could take many days to complete one piece..
My love of nature inspires me to create landscapes, seascapes, animals and still life’s..
I'm a born and raised Texan where I live in Houston with my husband and two adorable dogs. I’m a member of Lone Star Art Guild and Tomball Art League. As an award winning glass artist I compete in numerous juried shows around the State.. You can find my art at Copper Shade Tree in Round Top, Silo Gallery & Glass Studio in Wimberley, Artisans-A Texas Gallery, Fredericksburg and Assemblage in Buda, TX.
I love color and lots of it. It expresses me. It makes me happy. I want my glass art to make others happy too.
CindyCherringtonCreations@yahoo.com
My career was in the Oil and Gas Industry for over 30 years. Occasionally, I would take up a new art form and work on it part time. When my son went to college, I became an empty-nester with lots of time on my hands. I first started my art career as a wire wrapping artist firing fused dichroic glass cabochons to make jewelry. I was successful as a part time artist. Then, I got laid off my career job. Because of the downturn in the energy market, I decided to be a full time artist. And I couldn’t be happier!
My love of glass turned from one small kiln into three. I no longer make jewelry cabochons, but have found my passion is making glass panels using powdered, crushed and cut pieces of glass. I transform the hard cold glass by layering the compatible glass elements and firing in a kiln. Layering and firing are done multiple times to create the depth and texture of the glass piece. I work a lot in “tack fusing” which fires the glass to the base glass but leaves the texture.. It’s thrilling to open the door each time to see how the piece has developed. After all, it’s about the only art from that you “close the door and walk way until the next day” to see the results. It could take many days to complete one piece..
My love of nature inspires me to create landscapes, seascapes, animals and still life’s..
I'm a born and raised Texan where I live in Houston with my husband and two adorable dogs. I’m a member of Lone Star Art Guild and Tomball Art League. As an award winning glass artist I compete in numerous juried shows around the State.. You can find my art at Copper Shade Tree in Round Top, Silo Gallery & Glass Studio in Wimberley, Artisans-A Texas Gallery, Fredericksburg and Assemblage in Buda, TX.
I love color and lots of it. It expresses me. It makes me happy. I want my glass art to make others happy too.
CindyCherringtonCreations@yahoo.com